Fertiliser Subsidy Programme News Today

Thursday, August 3, 2023 - National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula has raised concerns over the incompetency in President William Ruto’s Cabinet. Yesterday, Wetangula chided Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mithika Linturi over what he termed as shallow answers on pertinent issues concerning his ministry. The Speaker abruptly interrupted Linturi while he was addressing questions regarding his ministry's unequal distribution of fertiliser…

They said organic fertilisers offer more benefits to farm health and nutritional values

Treasury has allocated Sh49.9bn for food security programmes for the FY 2023/24, a Sh3.1bn increase from Sh46.8bn in FY 2022/23.

Some 1.72 million bags of planting fertiliser have been purchased by farmers from the 40 counties. Uasin Gishu took the lead, redeeming 402,366 bags, followed by Trans Nzoia at 240,097.

Ghana Initiative-Based Risk-Sharing System for Agricultural Lending Project (GIRSAL) has urged the government to introduce a private-sector-led approach in the

Despite taxpayers injecting K863.9 billion in farm subsidies over the past 15 years, Malawi remains categorised as a serious level hunger country. The classification is according to the 2022 Global Hunger Index Annual Report while the figure invested is based on our analysis of government spending on Farm Input Subsidy Programme (Fisp) and Affordable Inputs

The fertiliser being discharged at the port of Mombasa will be reformulated to produce 100,200 tonnes and distributed to farmers under the Fertiliser Subsidy Programme.

Mauritius: The Locally Produced FertiliZer Subsidy Scheme (LPFS) was officially launched by the Attorney General, Minister of Agro-Industry

The government has increased the quantity of fertilisers for farmers under the Fertiliser Subsidy Programme (FSP) for the year 2022. This is to enable a farmer to receive 28 bags of 25 kilogramme (kg) fertiliser as against 20 bags of 25kg received last year. Mr Dauda Abdul Salam, Northern Regional…

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has revealed that 6.39 million farmers under the N2.3 trillion Economic Sustainability Plan (ESP) agriculture scheme